Part 2 of DmC soundtrack: the industrial metal. It's pretty heavy and great for the hack-and-slash mood of the video game. I'm a fan of heavily distorted guitar triplets. There is a fuller version with lyrics and introduction riiiight HERE.
DmC's soundtrack is a combination of dubstep and metal. This is a favorite track in the dubstep category. Something about dubstep adds bada**ery to this hack-and-slash video game. But perhaps that's just the stereotype dubstep has on society. "Bada**ery."
The song's mood changes towards the end at 4:02. Good job, Noisia.
Fun keys in the intro. A refreshing song with the right amount of dream-pop reverb'd vocals. This is a wonderfully layered song mixed and mastered by Nolan Eley.
Another groovy track from Post Modern Team. Riffy guitars and well harmonized vocals may be melancholic, but the driving bass of the electroclash genre and upbeat drums will have you dancing instead.
High energy bouncing. Instrumentally, the track adds full instrumental tracks on top of on another. And the fierce vocals will have you pushing for more.
Sluggish and dazed guitars are moved forward by the bass and snare. An organ synth plays in the back as the swimming guitar solo is accompanied by a beautiful tambourine.
Ah... The staple ambient music of Silent Hill. This piece is well mixed in that it has depth. It isn't flat. That may be because of the delays. This track is welcomed under the stressful strategic horror tasks this game is known for.
Steady drums with twangy guitars. The hypnotizing video compliments the music perfectly. The tune is reminiscent of the dry desert that is Los Angeles.
Rousing tune with lots of air from the tambourine and overheads. The melody on the guitar is melodic and held up by the riffing guitar and simple bass line. Dreamy sounding vocals will have you drifting in your mind.